Fringe Promo Photos 301: Olivia

Here are the promotional photos for Fringe episode 301: Olivia.

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Fringe Press Release 301: Olivia

A THRILLING NEW CHAPTER BEGINS ON THE SEASON PREMIERE OF “FRINGE” THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, ON FOX

After the extraordinary turn of events that shockingly left an imprisoned Olivia “over there,” she fights to find her way home. Meanwhile, Peter and Walter try to move on with their lives unknowingly alongside alternate Olivia in the “Olivia” season premiere episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, Sept. 23 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FR-301)

Cast: Anna Torv as Olivia Dunham; Joshua Jackson as Peter Bishop; John Noble as Walter Bishop; Lance Reddick as Phillip Broyles; Blair Brown as Nina Sharp; Jasika Nicole as Astrid Farnsworth

Guest Cast: Andre Royo as Henry; Amy Madigan as Marilyn

Exclusive: First Look at Fringe's Season Opener!

Alt, who goes there?!

The alternate universe is in for a major dose of Dunham when the real Olivia gets the upper hand on a very messed-up resident of the other side as she battles her way home in Fringe's season premiere. Considering the producers have told TV Guide Magazine that the other side has super-healing nanotechnology (and that actor Seth Gable would be back on the show), could Agent Dunham be facing down the previously incinerated Lincoln Lee? And more importantly, will she be able to get back to our universe before her doppelganger gets her paws on Peter?

Source: TV Guide Magazine

Fringe Promo Photos 302: The Box

Here are the promotional photos for Fringe episode 302 The Box.

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Season 3 Spoilers From The Syfy Online Network

A few weeks ago, a writer from the Syfy Online Network named Fred Topel, wrote an interesting article on their website entitled "8 things you should know about the upcoming 3rd season of Fringe."


Remember that FOX party at the beginning of the month for the Television Critics Association's fall tour? Fred Topel had a chance to speak with John Noble and Joshua Jackson and they apparently gave him the information in this article. Here's a summary of the article, and you can find a link to the article below. Some of the points may be a little spoilery so be warned if you are a no-spoiler purist.





1. You're going to feel sorry for Walternate

2. Every other episode this year is Over There

3. Walternate is torturing Olivia

4. Peter and Walter almost come to blows

5. More icky, gooey creatures in the lab

6. It's still funny

7. Peter's got plans for Walternate's weapon

8. The two Walters will meet, if John Noble has a say






Any of those grab your attention? Then click on the link below and read the entire article.
Like you weren't excited enough about Season 3 already...





Source:The Syfy Online Network

8 things you should know about the upcoming 3rd season of Fringe

Exclusive 'Fringe' video: Scoop on this season's mind-blowing twist!

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Execs Tease Olivia´s Future

Digital Spy recently spoke to Fringe´s Execs about the future of Olivia and give us some spoilers about season three:

FBI agent Olivia will struggle to escape from the alternate universe in season three of Fringe, according to show bosses.

Speaking to SFX, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman revealed that the season two cliffhanger will not be resolved for some time.

Wyman explained: "We had conversations with Anna about how we were constructing roles for her. We know we've written Olivia as a character who's burdened by her job, and the Cortexiphan experiments done to her as a child are really in one way or another a form of child abuse.

"They robbed her of a lot of choices in her life. She's grown up in that shadow and to subconsciously be prepared, like a soldier, for an oncoming something.

"She wears the dark clothing and doesn't form relationships easily as she's very protective of herself and her emotions, while at the same time being a protector of everybody else. We knew we wanted to create her doppelganger unburdened by those same responsibilities."

He continued: "We're always trying to broaden her emotionally, since a major part of our storytelling, especially about the alternate universe, is about the choices that we make. We talk about Olivia and the concept that she's the way she is because of what happened to her in her own life.

"When Olivia gets there and starts to see all these things that weren't in her own life, it's going to cause her to look at herself. And hopefully we'll break her down to build her back up and she can self actualise."

Meanwhile, Pinker added: "We're not shying away from exploring the other universe and we left Olivia in a condition that it would feel like a shame if the very first thing we did was bring her home."

Source: DigitalSpy

Mega Buzz: Scoop on Fringe's Two Worlds

Will we see both universes equally next season on Fringe? — Liam

MICKEY: We're hearing that, at least initially, we'll see more of "over there." Executive producer J.H. Wyatt wants viewers to enjoy their visit to the alternate universe. "We're hoping that the audience will get behind the coolness of the other side, a world where John Lennon still exists and Martin Luther King is still alive, and that it's actually a harder place to live." Just ask Olivia, whose plight in captivity will be the subject of the early episodes.

Source: TV Guide.com

Noble and Jackson Interview Vid and Four New Finale Spoiler Vid Clips From FOX

Four very fun spoilerish finale promo vids showed up on the official FOX 'Fringe' website yesterday.
I was trying to figure out how arrange them to post here this morning when I found this helpful video that contains parts of two of them, so that's a help.


Thanks to the spoilertv.com website for posting this video of John Noble and Josh Jackson describing their excitement about tonight's episode.


The first show scenes in this vid are from a clip by FOX entitled 'Invaders,' and the second set of show scenes in the vid are from a clip entitled 'You Helped Yourself.' These two clips can be found at fox.com/watch/fringe in the 'Video Extras' row on the page.


The other two are 'Reckoning,' and 'Call Fringe,' and if I can I will post them on this page also, but it might be easier for you to access them all next to each other on the 'Fringe on Demand' page link I listed in the above paragraph. Enjoy!


'Fringe-John Noble and Joshua Jackson Interview(Video)' link(Spoiler TV):
http://spoilertv.com/search/label/Fringe

TV Guide Magazine's Damian Holbrook Ponders 'Over There:Part 2'

I am so happy that Damian Holbrook from TV Guide Magazine is a big Fringe fan.
In this week's issue of TV Guid Magazine (May 17-23) he has written a delicious overview of the Season 2 Finale:Part 2. Please note: if you are spoiler squeamish stop reading this now, because Holbrook's article contains some spoilers!

Holbrook tells us that getting Peter Bishop back to our world-even if he wanted to go, and we have no indication of that as of this writing-would be extremely difficult. Politically-connected Walternate wants revenge, and the Alt-U government (via Walternate, of course) blames Walter's Peter-snatching 1985 Reiden Lake event as 'Event Zero,' the cause of new problems and hate for our world. Holbrook says the "doppelgangers of at least two beloved Federal agents from our world" (Can anyone say Liv and Charlie?) will be especially menacing.

And what about that 'Wave Sink No. 3' contraption locked away in the Department of Defense at the base of the Statue of Liberty? That apparently is technology unique to the other side that looks hauntingly similar to the time machine in the Fringe comic book.

Holbrook also gives some info on the Bell vs. our Walter Bishop debacle that makes you cock your head a little. "The besties-turned-adversaries each have something the other needs." Hmm. Holbrook is so bold as to say that "they fall back in like with each other." Who saw that coming? But can they really trust each other?

Holbrook also hints that something smoky's going to happen and that we may not see William Bell as the smoke clears away. According to Nimoy, William Bell "takes us all by surprise and makes an extraordinary sacrifice for the greater good."

But the biggest tease as usual, comes from our beloved executive producers. According to Akiva Goldsman, "What next season will be like is profoundly informed by the last images of the finale."
So you'd better watch closely my Fringe-obsessed friends! Apparently that will set "the stage for more trips to the alterna-verse." And as far as future villians go, my hero, executive producer Jeff Pinkner, tells Holbrook "they may already be among us."
Pinkner further says, "We have met some of them and there will be others to come." Is anyone else crossing their fingers for Alt-David Robert Jones? And most importantly, is it Thursday yet?!

Use the link below to read the entire TV Guide article.

Link to 'As The Worlds Turn' by Damian Holbrook:
http://toallthatsweird.net/?p=729